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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-31
PANAcA CORRESPONDENT.



Joint meeting where they read, sing.
preach, pray and maybe tell yarns.
Our worthy, would.be muchly refined
and intelligent bishop succeeded in get.
ting the floor, md by mnch bclaboring
somewhat weak and scanty brain, rot of
the following: ANY person that don't
believe the Bible, the Book Of Doctrine
and Covensnta, the Book Of Mormon
and who don't belong to the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, the
only true church in the world, is beneath
the brutes." Poor fellow! what a dis.
gorgement Of =. expect the distressed
man feels better. really hope so. To
puke freely often gives ease, especially
when it relieves the stomach Of such
noxious matter. lie then started in to
sing, but failed to catch on to the right.
chord SO he whistled the tune. Do you
believe he is quite whistler for Q. p.
husband. While this was going on in
the meeting house, crow came Topping
along. cav, cawing. Well, this wonder.
full priesthood thought this crow desired
baptism. But the priesthood being
afraid they could not wash it white and
clean, called in assistance and command.
ed that the crow be baptized, whereupon
they seized on to the crow and led him
to the ditch, put him in and doused him
up and dow till he souaked and declared
he had enough, and that henceforth he
would be a good Latter Day Saint.
Upon hearing this solemn declaration the
operators took to their heels, II NEAR
wings|, and It would have made a hos
laugh to sec how they made the grave
fly. In their fight they encountered 4
man on the street, who they commanded
to stand and deliver up, which be die
very gracefully. And thereby ended oui
Christmas celebration, excepting tn,
hilarity and face disGguring laughter
that naturally would follow SO unique
baptism On the Goth the citizen
hastily organized a court with all tn,
necessary machinery and had the GROW
arrested. brought up and tried for break
ing tho peace. OH Ali But the.
failed to convict for the want Of prope
testimony.
Last Saturday afternoon our littl,
quiet burgh took new life and doomed VI
full Of fun. At night the citizens ant
children Of Panacs assembled in tn
schoolhouse, where they were nicely AM
agreeably entertained with recitations
speeches and singing, performed by tn
children. They were trained by sh
| Mrs. Lees, who are deserving Of higl
word Of praise for their labor and pains
taking. to make the Christmas Eve enter
tainment a success. and to their credit j
10 due that the affair was both grand AM
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49,. a.n. Ct. r,.,. "a nrs..,.sd /,
...s-'.-:.~....~.,,... ..,.,.,h rhr;..
. 49,. ,..u,;f,,,,, ds,or.,.d w;tl
presents and sweet things for the chill
dren. Santa Claus then began to dis
tribute the presents intended for each
acme Of which wers very unique, /
was 4 ;ovou, and supurb treat and Al
.oemed very hioblv plsased.
n. ,,..a.u .,,...o.u 49,, hind an
,,.u:.r L:..o ~. \. a.. oh;,aro,
panaoa dance in the school.housc, ia
which tho children aro truly Thankful
Tha nttle ons. cn;oved themselves g,
ceed;nolv Al NIGHT the bi.l,op permit
ted the admit saints to assemble in Oh
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-31

The shove sale ID hereby postponed uukil
Tuesday the 2oth day Of September, A. d 1887
to take place As the Hame hour and place above
named.
ED. TURNER. sheri6s
By 8. D. Smith. Deputy Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-31

Many homely, unattraotive girl gets
a husband on account Of her pa value.
Life.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-31

ASTONISHING SUCCESS. 1T Is the duty
Q! every person who has used Boschees
German Syrup TO let It's wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma. Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. No person
can use il without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and
we consider II the duty Of all druggists
to recommend il to the poor. dying con-
snmptivs, at least to try ono bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year
and no one case where it failed was re,
ported. Such a medicine rs the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about il. Sample bottles
to try. sold at 10 cents. Regular aize,
20 cents. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers, in the United Stales and Can.
ada.
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Monday, tho Twsifth day Of


A. D.. 1887, at the hour Of II NJ, en- said day,
l will sell all the right. title and interest Of
said Bullionvills Smelling Company, In and to
the above desc ibed property, ct the Front
Door Of the Court House In the town Of Phoebe.
said County and State. At Public Auction. for
Cash in hand 70 the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said order Of sale and sll costs.
=. d. TURNER, Sheriff.
BY 3. d. Smith. Deputy sheriff Auv20-td
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NEW YEAR.

During the year 1888 there will be
great commotion in politics throughout
the country, as by act Of Congress all
members Of the House Of Representatives
are to be elected next Fall, and in view
OF the probability Of their being six can.
didates before the country for the Presi-
dency, great and absorbing interest will
be felt among all parties, and all the ap-
pliances Of partisan warfare and the ma.
chinery Of party will be brought to bear
In the election Of President. In Nevada
the people will be called upon to elect a
full set of State officers, except Governor
and Lieutenant Governor, one-haIf Of the
Senate and all the Assemblymen, whose
duty it will be to make laws for the
State. besides county and township
officers in the several counties. We ex.
pect to witness great activity in mining
next year. The mines in this part of the
county will be proven to be rich or worth
less, the enterprise Of our people will
spread and aid in the development of
whichever mineral wealth they may pos
sess, f54lq4ss
Piochers may we'll look to the year
upon which we enter tomorrow with
pleasing anticipations, for ere another
year sets in the Salt Lake and Los An.
geles railroad, which is gradually work.
ing this way, will have formed junction
at this place. With this brief allusion
to the events of the coming year and the
hopes Of the future, we bid our readers
all Happy New Year.
| -
The so much talked Of weddings have
failed to come Of. What's the matter:
Somebody get the 6. b?
A very pleasant birthday party was
held at Mr.. and Mrs. Garments last Wed.
nesday night.
The wind blew a perfect hurricane
during the forepart Of the week.
| Ex.Secretary Manning died in New
York City on the Gath.
Mining property owners are busy doinl
their assessment work.
A light furry Of snow fell last Thurs
day.
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Would it not he better" said an old
timer the other day, ito put in peti.
ton to the County Commissioners to al.
low the band so much monty! 1t would
be good thing, as the county ia better
able to stand il than the citizens. As
the old saying ia, charity begins at
home. l think it is an appropriate sug.
gsstion.' We think the old mans head
il level.
Two strangers, from Cherry Creek,
came to town the first Of the week. got
their necks full Of benzine and started to
demolish couple Of houses in China.
town. The sheriff was sent after but
before he arrived on the scene the two
would-be bad men had skipped by the
light Of the moon"
The young bloods Of the town
had stand.up and knock. down en-.
counter last Tuesday night. A chewed
finger and black eye was all the dam
age done.
L. w. Brown was taken sick last
Tuesday night and 10 now speechless.
The doctor says it is the first stage of
paralysis.
Paul Sucetti and Miss Celia Craw were
Joined in holy bonds OF wcdlocl last
Saturday evening.
charley Culverwell. who has been on
tho sick list for the past week, is on the
mend.
Chas. Stein Of Taylor. is in town doing
assessment work on the Black Prince.
The West Point mine is improving.
May she prove bonanza.
Christmas passed Of very quietly.
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uos,clDE AT rINrIo.

The following is taken from the Provo
American:
On December 2lst, just after noon,
u,nt Parish killed cripple named Enos
\ pl,pcett. 1t appears that the night
h.,ore Blancett met Parish in McDonald's
,,loou and accused him of being the
0,r,y that robbed bank in Colorado,
md shot man named Major Graham,
.ftsr he had been killed by Others. Pa.
,;.h struck Blanoett. who walks by the
IA Of two crutches, and knocked him
down. Parish, who had been hunting
during the day, got his shotgun and tried
IN nae il on Blancett then but was pre-
vented by John 8. Watts. who happened
10 be passing. Before noon the parties
me, again in McDonalds saloon and
agreed to fight it ont with shotguns be.
hind Pat Shea's corral. Blancett went
10 bis place up town and was returning
to the place agreed upon to fight armed
with shotgun and revolver. He was
met by Parish before he got to the place
designated who, without warning, shot
him from behind Mr.. How's house. The
frat shot broke the cripple's crutch and
he fell to the ground saying you have
not got me yet whom Parish emptied
the second barrel into him. Five buck.
shot struck the deceased, one entering
near the heart. He lived but q few min.
utes
Parish will have an examination to-
day.
The murdered man was born in Iowa
and raised in Kansas. He was about
thirty.fve years Of age and q married
man. He came to Eureka from Duran.
80. Colorado. about two months ago and
has been engaged in the wood business
here Tho funeral will be held to.mor.
at 3 o'clock p. m.
Parish claims the deceased shot at hin
frat, but both barrels Of his gun were
found loaded aud every chamber in tn,
six shooter held an unexploded cartridge
Eye witnesses to the killing say tina
Blancett never raised ,his gun to shoot
The outlook il rather blue for Parish.
Hank Parish ia we'll known in tn,
southern part Of this county and BIZ
character Is far from being first.class.
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The sad story OF y baltimore wonsa.

Tns snu story OF VAitIfueFe "thiah.
Washington Corr. of ths Baltimore sun.
Circumstances have revealed to the detec.
uvss here a sad Baltimore lite story. Some
ten years ago the parents OF a Baltimore girl,
then fourteen years old, died. She had
bsen reared by thsm Ia tbs midst of com.
forts and luNurie., aud portion of the for
tune which shs inheritei consisted Of eight
houses In Baltimore. Always gay, she mar
ried early, and after the birth ot her frst
child became fonder than ever OF gay CON-
pauy and iutoxicauts aud narcotics. Her NC
quaintaHcs with q BstimDre sporting man
led to her separation from her husband. Her
extravassnt habits soon dissipsted all her
fortune except two houses These she decided
to her child, loft Rstnmoro, and came to this
city, and soon saak 70 the lowest depths OF
s0ctal iiie. Her DAitinSore friends would have
lost oil trace OF her except that every month
or no she would come to an Office here
70 which small amount for her uss
WAS regularly sent from Baltimore, aud WAS
- regularly squandered in the purchase OF
liquor. At the close of last week u bsnevo-
lent old lady from Baltimore called on the
detectives here To ssek for the lost woman.
Detective Katf found her, with scarcely
enough clothing Tor decency, In "dive."
Black women, whittier than their trade, de-
graded negro men, dogs, aud other beasts
were her companions. She was known ss
"Hilds Thomas" and by a rougher name.
BY force more than persuasion the detective
induced her To go to headquarters. There he
carried her into a room to meet the gray
haired lady from Baltimore and left them
alone for Nh hour. Both were weeping when
he returned. - can never go back to Balti
more" said the young woman. 81 sm All
abandoned woman ! am lost forever; let
me stay here aud die soon ss | can" She
WAS told that imprisonment was her only
alternative and finally yielded to persuasion.
The detective bought hera cloak sufficient to
cover her thin garments, the old lady loaned
her u veil, and ths good Samaritan and her
charge lett tor Baltimore this morning, the
latter pi esuinabiy TO lead bettor life.
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In Town and Hamlet,

The seeds OF intermittent and bilious remit.
tent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No
community has altogether escaped II. In
populous wards Of large cities bad sewage
causes 1t, and In their suburbs stagnant pools
in sunken lots breed It. There is at once q
remedy and a means OF prevention. Its name
Is Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs, which Is, with
out peradventurc, the most potent antidotc IN
existence to the malarIal virus. Fortified with
this Incompatible, saving specific, mlasmatic
influences may be encountered with absolute
impunity. Disorders of the stomach, liver and
bowels, begOtten by miasma. tainted water,
or any other cause, succumb to the bencdcent
corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney And
bladder troubles are surely removable by its
use when It is given persistent trial.
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ANUDUs EHOM rHsFARws.
rns Soung Men Of tho south VIII Not TIN th,
SOIL Any more

rhs Young Men Of tho south wni Not TIN the
soil Any more.
From the savannah News.
There Is = phase OF life at the south which
not only gives occasion for earnest thought,
but for serious alarm. When the war closed,
aud TOR number OF years after, the changed
condition Of affairs led many young mon to
believe that the cities and towns afforded the
best fields for max ing n living. Farms and
farm houses were in ruins, labor WAS dis
organized, aud there seemed 70 10 no profit
In tilling the ground To very great eat tent,
therefore, young mon sought the centres OF
population, while their fathers rented the
farms TO negroes. Many found employment
~ clerks In stores, others entered some ono
OF the learned professions. Asa rule the
clerks received small salaries, and when the
busy season was over their occupation WAS
gone until the return Of fall In the sum
mer months some went back to the farms,
and engaged In irregular work but the ma.
jprity remained upon the scene of their spas
modic careers ~ clerks, and kicked their
shins In idieness Those who entered n pro.
iessional life Jared no better than the clerks,
A foW IN ade fame aud fortune, but by tar the
greater number barely succeeded In keeping
up the union between body and soul.
The example vet ny these young mon was
Contagious, because the exodus from the
farms continues, and every year there In q
largo increase In the number OF poorly paid
clerks and haltsiarved lawyers and physi.
ciAnA In recent years the activity In min.
Ing, manufacturing, and railroad building
has been an additional inducement to young
men to ssek the centres Of population. This
WAS never so apparent ~ At present The
dazzling stories of rapidly scquired fortunes
In the pursuits just mentioned have caused
a rush OF young men 10 the citiesa and towns
that Is astonishing, aud to which there
seems no end.
The exodus from the farms has two unfor.
tunate results Oue il that the farms suffer
and the other IL that the pursuits open to
young mon In tho cities and towns yearly
become more crowded, thus lesseninH the
opportunities for acquiring u competency.
The exodus ought To stop. 1t IL based upon
= failacy. Young men who remain on the
farms and cultivate them iutelligently and
industriously are much more likely To make
fortunes than those " ho seek q livelihood In
the cities aud towns. Besides, the prosperity
Of the country depends upon the prosperity
OF the farming interest," and unless farmers
add the sons OF farmers do their duty the
country cannot prosper.
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Some days Of sprins have passed Our wy
With cherry voice ana sunshine gay
Lihe happy ch,'dfen loose at play
with merry songs Outringins'
The iifsiess garden coid and gray
rorbitis us hopeless ihore To strry-
whom loi from out tho joyless ciay
Tho crocuses are spttnging'
SO In our time OF travail hore
whsn worries vox ana days are droar
And Joy Ia dumb aud hop" Is sore
Ana toll No pence Is brtngins'
We ,i,tiess wander led ny fear
W hon an udden cleaning bright ana clear
A n ush OF ~ ,rciss sweet and near
Like orocuses Is sprinsing.
And thus II VIA, IN days of OLD
when heavens Lord by Judas sold
4, murdered, aud In death lies cold,
And faith tor-ahcs Its cling,nK
Ia Easter mornings flaming gold
Glad eyes tho risen one behold,
And Joy and hops ~ I'm satthy mold
Like crocuses are ,pringing
-Sipthc TUDOR
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a Rope About Our Nscks.

A weak stomach or enfeebied circulation Is
like rope about our nsck. We are strung up
unbearabe. Burd0ck BLOOD Blusrs will srrest
ali this misery. Burdock Hood B0tevs are n
boon TO the sick. Let US remember this fact
FOR sale by II. d. Cochran. druggist, Isl ana III
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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My daughter Was very bad on On aecount of n
COLO IN Sna pain IN her lungs. DR.. 1homas' Eciec.
the boys WAS cured of sore throat This medi
cine has worked wonders In our family" Aivah
pinckney, Lake Mahopae. N. J. For sale by Il.
street, Lancaster. ~"~@'s
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Was once very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes II doesn't wear we'll.
DR.. ThOmas Eciecfric on will wear II will wear
away all aches, sprains. and pains, and repays
its purchase q hundred fold For sale by II.
Cochran. druggist, l37 and lSs North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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The Mayors Message.-hay we be pardOned
for requesting the Mayor to Incorporate In his
next message the fact that many OF our most
prominent citizens have been cured of rheuma-
tism, neuralgia and kindred complaints by sal
walton OH, and to recommend this valuable
medicine.
ltmust be goOi, for everybody recommends
IT, We mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. rrlce a5
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 2S.

In us. 30 years. The only successful remedy
for Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, and
Prostratiun from owe work or other causes. el
per vial, or vihls and large vial powder. for d.
SOLD By DRuaaisrs. or sent postpaid on receipt
of price HUMPHhkfs' MEDlClSE, CO.
feb2Slyeod&wu) No. l09 fulton st.. N Y.
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IL your children are threatened with Group or
any throat difficulty, apply a few drops of
Thomas Ecisctric OIL. IFS the incest medicine
for the little ones we know of. FOR sale by II.
b. Cochran. druggist, l37 and lD North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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pENNsYLvANlA RAILROAD sulln0|
ULk.-In effect from June n loua . s
Trains t1AvD LAHoAsrnI ana l0SV0 - -
1t Philadelphia a. follows: - !.
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III UMPHREYS
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies,

BOT HOTst :, CNtt', sH'tV, IOES, HOGS, FUuTITy,
Used by U. s. Government
A@Chart on Rollers. and Book Sent Freeze
CURES -Fevers. Congcstions. Inflammation.
AA.-spiual Meningitis, MIX Fever.
BB-stnius. Lameness, Rheumatisn.
C.C.-Distemper. sasgl Discharges.
DD.-Rots or Grubs. worms.
E.E.-Coughs Heavos, Pneumonia.
I.F-Colic or Gripes. Bellyache.
GG,-MiscarrtaEe, nemorrhages.
H.H.-Urnary and Kidney Diseases.
lL-Eruptivs Diseases, Mango.
J JK.-Diseases OF Digestion.
PRICE. Bottle lover 80 doses) .............. 600.
STABLE CASE, with Manual, 800 pages
with chart) 10 bottles Specifics. bottle of
Witch Hazel Oh and MsdicatOr. .......... - 90
SENT FREE ON RECEIPT or PRICE.
Humphreys Med. Co., 100 Fulton st., N. Y.
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bPBOIAL NOTIOBS.


Is an irresistible fellow, brim full of stories.
Jokes, courage, self ass u rance and grit. lie Is
very taking withal. Burdock Blood Biners are
a very TAXI u medicine: they take every where.
and are sold every where. For sale by II. D.
Cochran. druggist, lS7 and l9 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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A fair, honest trial Of Hoods sarsaparilia will
convince any reasonable person thas this pecu.
liar preparation 00es p0ssess great medicinal
merit We DO not claim that every bottle will
accomplish q uirAc's. but wo DO know that
nearly every bottle, taken according 70 oirec
tions doss produce positive bene6t snd makes
nov ana constant friend. This 10 thoroughly
demonstrated In New England. wbero Hoods
sarsapariia has been known 10 ths people for 10
years, and where its sale II continually incress.
log.
"Couldnr keep store without Hoods sarsapa-
riila," u. 4. HorGIRs, Trumaasburg. \. !.
Builds Up the 0y0tom.
II must say nood's sarsapAriiia y ~ best med.
icins ever used. Last spring I'D no appesite,
ana the least w0rk I aid fattgued mo ever %
much. began ~ take Hoods sarsapASlllA, esd
noon felt ~ II I could a. ~ much IN DAY -
had formerly Done In woek. ~ Appetite y va.
rHcious." Mus n. v. .BArspD. Atlantic City.N.J.
at Is with cheerfniness that record Just
verdict In favor of Hoods sarssparilla - being
the most satisfactory family remedy ever usod.
standing" JoHa .. HsRnAH. Portlsnd. fonn.
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SarSaparilla

Sold by all druggists. u ; six for tS Prepared
by Z. I. HOOD 4 Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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MEDTCA H.
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron Bitters
ANSWERED,

The question has probably been asked thou
sands Of times. allow can Brown s Iron Bittsrs
cure everything Well. IL doesn't. But Il docs
cure any disease for which reputable physi-
clan would prescribe IRON. Physicians recog.
nZe Iron as the best restorative agent known 70
the profession, and inquiry OF any leading
chemical nrm will substantiate ths assertion
that there arc more preparations OF iron than OF
any other substance used In medicine. This
shows cOuclusively that iron IL acknowledged
to be- the most important factor In successful
medical practice II Il, however. \ remarkable
fact, that prior to tho discovery Of BROWNS
bination had ever been found. BROwN'slRON
ache, or produce constipation-all other medi.
ctnes do. BROWNS IRON BlTTERs cures In.
digestion, Biliousness, Weakness, Dyspepsia,
Malaria. Chills and Feyers, Tired Feeling, zen.
eral Debility. Pain In the Side. BACK or Limbs,
Headache and NeurrtlRia--for all these ailments
Iron Is prescribed daily. BROWNS IRON BIT
TEkS however, does not cure in minute. Like
all other thorough medicines II acts slowly.
when taken by men the first SYMPTOM Of bene-
nt Is renewed energy. The muscles then become
nrmer. the digestion improves. the bowels are
rapid and marked. The eyes begin at once TO
brighten ; the skin clears up; healthy color
comes to the checks; nervousness disap-
pears functional arrangements become regu.
lar. ana 81 n nursing mother, abundant susie
nance Is supplied for the child. Remember
Browns Iron Bitters IL tn. ONLY iron Inedi.
sins tina. Is no, Injurious Phv"e'a"' and drug.
The Genuine hns Trade Mark and crossed red
lines ON wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.
tsj marz3 lyd&w
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WEAK MEN

Suffering from the effects OF youthful errOrs.
early decay. wasting weakness, lost manhood,
etc, Will send u valuable treatise (sealed) con-
tanning foil particulars for home cure. Fkkk Of
charge. 4 splendid medical work should bs
read by every man who u nervous and debili.
tatad Address. fkOF. q. G. FOWLER,
ml6 6md&ws Aoodus, Conn.